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AdS_6 Interpretation of 5d Superconformal Field Theories

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arxiv hep-th/9804006 v1 pith:A7VQ5MI4 submitted 1998-04-01 hep-th

S. Ferrara , A. Kehagias , H. Partouche , A. Zaffaroni This is my paper
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We explore the connection of anti-de-Sitter supergravity in six dimensions, based on the exceptional F(4) superalgebra, and its boundary superconformal singleton theory. The interpretation of these results in terms of a D4-D8 system and its near horizon geometry is suggested.

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